Hacking with Swift
hackingwithswift.com
Free tutorials, courses and projects for learning Swift, SwiftUI and Apple platform development.
Ignite by Paul Hudson
Open-source static site builder that lets Swift developers build websites in Swift.
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Open-source static site builder that lets Swift developers build websites in Swift. Ignite is a developer tools product built by indie maker Paul Hudson.
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More products by Paul Hudson
Hacking with Swift+
hackingwithswift.com
Subscription with advanced video and article tutorials on Swift, SwiftUI and UIKit.
Kickstart
apps.apple.com
App that helps indie developers handle App Store listings, competitor research, pricing, reviews and launches.
Unwrap
github.com
Free iPhone and iPad app for learning Swift with videos, articles and interactive tests.
Ignite FAQ
What is Ignite?
Ignite is a developer tools product: Open-source static site builder that lets Swift developers build websites in Swift.
Who made Ignite?
Ignite was made by Paul Hudson, Creator of Hacking with Swift, the free Swift and SwiftUI learning site. Paul Hudson has also built Hacking with Swift, Hacking with Swift+, Kickstart, Unwrap.
Is Ignite still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Ignite is still active and run by Paul Hudson at github.com.
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